PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

by Susan Ferrara

The day after she buries her husband, Fran looks around her living room. Stacks of bills and paperwork. Empty boxes. Tattered furniture. And the phone never stops ringing. She talks to creditors. Old friends. The bank. Alot. But the strongest relationship she has is the one with her message machine.

The day after she buries her husband, Fran looks around her living room. Stacks of bills and paperwork. Empty boxes. Tattered furniture. And the phone never stops ringing. She talks to creditors. Old friends. The bank. Alot. But the strongest relationship she has is the one with her message machine.

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  • Premiere Stages at Kean University: PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE by Susan Ferrara
    “

    Premiere Stages, the professional Equity theatre in residence at Kean University, is pleased to recognize PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE as a Semi-Finalist for the 2025 Premiere Play Festival. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE rose through a competitive selection conducted by Premiere staff and an external panel of professionals to become distinguished among 805 submissions. The panel was particularly impressed by the play's relationships, full of vivid and authentic nuances. Our congratulations and thanks to Susan.

    Premiere Stages, the professional Equity theatre in residence at Kean University, is pleased to recognize PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE as a Semi-Finalist for the 2025 Premiere Play Festival. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE rose through a competitive selection conducted by Premiere staff and an external panel of professionals to become distinguished among 805 submissions. The panel was particularly impressed by the play's relationships, full of vivid and authentic nuances. Our congratulations and thanks to Susan.

    ”
  • Cheryl Bear: PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE by Susan Ferrara
    “

    Absolutely ensnared in the story of this woman as everything in her life has stacked up and the message machine has been her assistant for it all. Well done.

    Absolutely ensnared in the story of this woman as everything in her life has stacked up and the message machine has been her assistant for it all. Well done.

    ”